Cameron warns ISIS could come to Britain’s streets

Fighters from the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria are a direct threat to Britain and the country must use all of its “military prowess” to halt their advance, British Prime Minister David Cameron said Sunday.
“If we do not act to stem the onslaught of this exceptionally dangerous terrorist movement, it will only grow stronger until it can target us on the streets of Britain,” Cameron wrote in the Sunday Telegraph.
“I agree that we should avoid sending armies to fight or occupy, but we need to recognise that the brighter future we long for requires a long-term plan,” he added.
The Conservative Party leader warned that the West faces a “generational struggle” before adding that security could only be achieved “if we use all our resources — aid, diplomacy, our military prowess.”